Chinese Lessons For Babies & Toddlers

Early childhood education on Chinese language allows the child to be familiar with the tone and articulation when speaking Mandarin. On top of that, learning Chinese at a young age develops accurate hearing and interpretation of sounds.

The best way to learn Mandarin will be to expose your child to people who speak and understand the language. Setting your child up on a playdate with other children who speak Chinese is one of the ways they can learn Mandarin.

However, in our social circle, it may be a challenge to set our child up on these Mandarin speaking play dates on a regular basis. Hence, our Chinese Tutors aim to be the mentor and friend to help make learning Chinese relevant and applicable in their daily lives as they would on a playdate.

Our Chinese Tutors will be able to build a healthy teaching and learning relationship with your toddler and provide guidance in the different phases of his/her learning journey. We understand that your child learn best when he/she is actively engaging with his/her environment. Thus, our tutors aim to partner parents to build a strong foundation for their child through the whole Language approach with games, songs and hands-on learning.

When is it too early to start our child learning Mandarin?

In different stages of life, we acquire the Mandarin language in different forms. As toddlers, we are able to distinguish sounds and pick up native accents. This explains why some speakers who speak the Chinese Language have a slightly different accent. Teachers at Chinese Tutor Sg are qualified tutors who are able to express themselves fluently to provide the best learning environment for a toddler to understand the sounds and intonation of words.

Chinese as a second language?

There is a difference when we are learning the Chinese Language as a first language compared to when we are learning it as a foreign language. As a toddler, there is no doubt that they babble with an accent that they are exposed to. Thus, it is obvious that the early years are important for the development of the first language of the child.

However, if toddlers are picking up Chinese Language as a second language, it may be confusing for the child when used interchangeably. Thus, our specialised Chinese programs coupled with multisensory learning method, aim to provide a consistent and timetabled lesson for your toddler.